“What’s The Most Ridiculously Absurd Way You’ve Seen Someone Get Rich In No Time?” (30 Answers)

Love those little bits

But they were around in the 1980s; I used to play with them, and I remember the commercials. Wikipedia confirms that they came out in 1987.

Nope. They were around in the 80's, invented in 1987. Also there wre 3 inventors behind it. Simple Google search confirms this too.

I wish they would bring them back, had so much fun with them as a kid!

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Paris Hilton did similar but was already an heiress...

Ahhh, the future president of the United States. ;) *not kidding*

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I find the Kardashian has inspiring. If anyone has a bad day watch that and you feel like Einstein.

patriarchy

Funny how some people relax on white noise and other sounds that are supposed to make you more relaxed. Other feel the need to kill those sounds as fast as possible.

I have a clock that lets me choose between white, red, brown, green noises - pass

I should do that.

I wanted a pet rock when I was a child, but my parents wouldn't buy one for me. Fortunately, I was able to adopt a stray I found on the side of the road.

This was a fad from the 70's. I had a pet rock when I was a kid. There weren't any outfits or backstories though. https://www.thevintagenews.com/2018/12/05/pet-rocks/

I went out and caught one the wild back then. Still have it.

Cabbage Patch Rocks

My father could have a couple bucks. He worked for some cutting edge company that offered stock as part of his pay but he declined. The company changed names and went public as Xerox. He would brag about it. Umm dad, you did not take the options and lost your job. Again.

I work in tax. Client says he just was awarded damages by US court for his employee shares while working for a big tech company. $48m usd worth. He and others only got half the us workers entitlement. He then wasnt sure how it woukd be taxed. It wasnt. He won twice.

Didn't that happen on Big Bang Theory?

So how much money was it?

Gearpatrol.com and microplaneintl.com record the microplane doing very well before Martha, Julia Child, Rachael Ray and others started using it.

Those were made for wood???? Cool!

People don't want a million dollars, they want to spend a million dollars. Many lottery winners end up bankrupt.

That and the money that let him do it...

I should start selling my full colostomy bags......

Just read the comments, oy. And here was me thinking she was knitting them...